101.   Traders speculate barges of early collected corn from Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas and elsewhere are being brought north on the Mississippi River to users in the Midwest.

102.   Traders speculate China will need to buy more bushels of wheat for delivery next June.

103.   Traders speculate Sumitomo may control in excess of a million tons of copper, almost four times the amount held in London Metal Exchange warehouses around the world.

104.   Traders speculate that meat buyers will stock up on pork amid uncertain demand for beef.

105.   Traders speculated Cohen may have made some bearish comments regarding U.S. stocks before trading began this morning.

106.   Traders speculated that some Asian investors are selling the short term and most liquid securities to bolster currency reserves.

107.   Traders speculated that wheat exports will continue to decline because other producers are undercutting U.S. prices.

108.   Traders speculated the move came after firms asked to ship more coffee than their individual quotas allowed.

109.   Traders speculated the political move in France could erode support in parliament for measures to cut the budget deficit.

110.   U.S. Treasuries fell in Asia as traders speculated that a key price report to be released tomorrow may prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in coming weeks.